Debt at end of the year
= Previous debt - current years revenue+ current years spending
= $(60-4+3) B
=$ 59 B
If a country with $60 billion in debt had revenues of $4 billion and spending of...
Consider Country X: In 2018, Country X had $80 billion in consumption spending, $20 billion dollars in government consumption, $30 billion in business investment, $20 billion in intermediate goods, $20 billion in exports, and $10 billion in imports, $20 billion in factor payments from the rest of the world, and $10 billion in factor payments to the rest of the world. Calculate the GDP and GNP of Country X in 2018.
1. If the state of Texas's government collects $127 billion in tax revenues in 2015 and total spending in the same year is $128.5 billion, the result will be a: A. budget deficit. B. budget surplus C. decrease in payroll tax. D. decrease in proportional taxes. 2. A government annually spends $7 billion of its total tax revenue to weather related disaster relief, $25 billion to healthcare and $13 billion to education. If the government's annual tax revenue is $132...
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If government has no debt initially but then has annual revenues of $1.5 billion for 10 years and annual expenditures of $16 billion for 10 years, then the government has a O surplus of $100 million and a debt of $1 billion per year O deficit of...
QUESTION 21 Suppose investment spending initially increases by $50 billion in an economy whose MPC is 2/3. By how much will this ultimately change real GDP? O A $75 billion OB. $50 billion OC $ 150 billion D. $ 200 billion QUESTION 22 Which of the following statements is FALSE? O A When income increases MPS is constant When income increases APS Increases C. When income increases MPC is increases D. When income increases APC decreases QUESTION 23 If the...
The market value of Fords' equity, preferred stock and debt are 57 billion, $5 billion and $11 billion respectively. Ford has a beta of 1.5, the market risk premium is 8% and the risk-free rate of interest is 3%. Ford's preferred stock pays a dividend of S4 each year and trades at a price of $25 per share. Ford's debt trades with a yield to maturity of 10%. What is Ford's weighted average cost of capital if its tax rate...
61. Why does the federal debt tend to increase during recessions? A. Economic activity decreases, which decreases revenues and increases outlays B. Economic activity decreases, which decreases revenues and decreases outlays. C. Economic activity increases, which increases revenues and increases outlays. D. Economic activity increases, which increases revenues and decreases outlays. Use the table below to answer the following two questions. Government Government tax revenues | expenditures (billions of dollars) Year (billions of dollars 120 110 1 2 135 130...
Suppose that in 2010 the government collected $200 billion in revenue and spent $170 billion, while in 2011 the government revenue increased to 5220 billion and its spending increased to $270 billion. If the government had a $400 billion debt at the beginning of 2010, how much debt would it have by the end of 20117 Select one: a. $420 billion b. 5430 billion C$440 billion O d. 5450 billion e. 5470 billion
Questions: A) We asked 60 Students about their High School Average. B) 63 72 60 59 68 50 65 58 63 76 60 59 68 65 6960 72 55 53 58 67 54 52 63 65 53 68 53 58 67 69 54 55 66 68 55 61 57 71 58 55 61 80 58 62 65 55 78 60 59 82 78 55 53 57 56 58 60 69 57 C) Find: Frequency distribution Table . D) E) The...
In 2006, the country of Quarterville had $8000 in federal debt. In 2007 it ran a deficit of $3085, meaning it had to borrow $3085 to finance its spending. In 2008, it ran another deficit of $2330, meaning it had to borrow an additional $2330. Calculate Quarterville's debt at the end of 2008.
Suppose that a country has no public debt in year 1 but experiences a budget deficit of $ 40$40 billion in year 2, a budget surplus of $ 10$10 billion in year 3, a budget surplus of $ 15$15 billion in year 4, and a budget deficit of $ 4$4 billion in year 5. The absolute size of public debt at the end of year 5 is $nothing billion. (Enter your response as a whole number.)